One Night

I had to keep checking to confirm that this movie was actually from 2021; it really looks like it was made in the '80s. It was very cheesy and boring, so I kept fast-forwarding it just to get to the end to see if anything more exciting happens. Well, I just ended up being confused and unimpressed. This is supposed to be a love story, but I didn't feel the love between the characters at all; it was too forced and the bad acting made it even worse.

Definitely worth the watch if you appreciate independent film making. Setting is in Philadelphia. Brought back a lot of memories for me personally. You can tell a lot of effort and love was put in this movie when you forget that these are actors and this is just a movie!

I enjoy watching indie films that aren't trying to replicate Hollywood, and One Night is one such movie that takes us on an earnest and personable slice-of-life journey that might otherwise be overlooked by a big studio. The performances from the lead characters are engaging and the visual look of the film is surprisingly good for what is obviously a modest production. There are however inconsistencies in the sound, but given the compelling nature of everything else, these shortcomings are easily forgiven. All said and done, One Night is a thought-provoking drama about being faced with relationship choices.

It's confusing and too boring for me in opinion. I couldn't figure out the plot, time passed quickly and although I understood why,it was just too much to go along with.